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@CryptoWizardd Why so weird and different from everybody? For now the 4 year cycle is in track. The other possibility is that we bottom earlier and go up from here, but I don’t see why we would make a lower high in that case

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@IncomeSharks What about $usas

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@CultWolverine Era melhor ter perdido ali…

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@cantonmeow Yes please, I love you cat

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@WW1284014331 @ZattarRafael É o que ele tem aplicado obviamente

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@RaminNasibov @elonmusk Waves

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@Billclinton2222 @RoyalSaksham123 What a horrible take… no words

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@ZattarRafael troco o hexa pelo Roland garros nas mãos de Fonseca

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@DYYYLLL @TheTennisLetter Woooow the salt is real

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@ParadigmaEdu Essa é a visão de quem segue a estatística como Ben cowen. Mas outros analistas que atribuem o preço a outros fatores macros, como liquidez global, pensam diferente. Veremos quais fatores o bitcoin irá escolher seguir

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@ShardiB2 Wtf

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@blknoiz06 @RaoulGMI

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@cantonmeow What about 2018 ? And then 2019? I think these are the two most similar possible paths. One is bearish (2018) and one is bullish if you ignore Covid (2019)

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@cantonmeow Lolz

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@benjamincowen @martypartymusic

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@MattiasGranberg @NinjaApe_eth @RaoulGMI I agree with you… Ben cowen, Howell, and others have been way more accurate… and remain bearish…

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@MattiasGranberg @NinjaApe_eth @RaoulGMI He’s been right this year, thus far. Doesn’t mean it can’t change.

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@scottmelker @SirCottonCrazy Forget the dimensions... it’s not even chess anymore. It’s just a fever dream.

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@IncomeSharks Yes, but an end to the war would deflate those inflation numbers, allowing the market to start betting on cuts and QE again.